Liquid Biopsy Company Adela Makes Debut With $60M In Series A Financing

Adela raised $60m to advance its DNA methylation technology for early cancer detection and disease monitoring.

Liquid Biopsy

Canadian liquid biopsy start-up Adela, formerly Dnamx Inc., raised $60m in a series A financing, which will be used to advance its blood testing platform for cancer detection and disease monitoring for marketing.

“As opposed to competing approaches reliant upon chemical or enzymatic treatment and narrower targeted measurement of methylated DNA, we profile all methylated DNA fragments in a vial of blood in...

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